Why Did I Read This Book: I picked up the Yonahlossee Riding Camp For Girls by Anton DiSclafani expecting an interesting read about horses, friendship, and the Great Depression, as well as a romance and maybe a coming of age. Unfortunately, I did not get what I expected. Instead, I felt that Yonahlossee was a […]
Templar | Jordan Mechner | Book Review
July 1, 2013
Why Did I Read This Book? Templar by Jordan Mechner appealed to me mainly because it made me nostalgic for my nerdy past. Seriously, the Knights Templar are hella interesting — even without all the conspiracy stuff and I say that as someone who was able to fill a 15 page paper on the subject […]
Allison: A Game of Thrones | George R.R. Martin | Book Review
June 14, 2013
To say that A Game of Thrones is daunting would be an understatement honestly. I mean, it is over eight HUNDRED pages. That is a lot of pages for one person to read in one book! But luckily for me, I found out about the Song of Ice and Fire Readathon, and quickly jumped at […]
A Darker Place | Laurie R. King | Audiobook Review
June 7, 2013
Why Did I Choose To Listen To This Book?: I had recently reviewed a book with cults and found myself disappointed by it. I then was talking to Christina at A Reader Of Fictions when she brought up A Darker Place by Laurie R. King and mentioned that the cults were satisfying and I would probably […]
Katherine | Anya Seton | Audiobook Review
May 31, 2013
Why Did I Read This Book?: Once upon a time before book blogging I used to read super long adult historical fiction books like they were going out of style, even as a blogger I still liked those sort of books, but do not get as many of them read. Anyways, I joined this group […]
Gameboard Of The Gods | Richelle Mead | Book Review
May 13, 2013
Y’all, I had the most awesome intro all typed up and ready to go for this review of Gameboard Of The Gods by Richelle Mead, but then silly old wordpress ate it. Alas. I will try to rewrite my awesome intro from memory, so bear with me. You ever get SO excited for a book because […]